Yes, children often find the colorful and playful nature of traditional toys engaging, even if they don't fully grasp the historical context. The visual appeal of dolls, masks, animals, and folk characters captures young visitors' attention. However, as this is a museum with delicate historical artifacts rather than a hands-on play space, children should be supervised to ensure they observe the exhibits respectfully without touching. The museum best suits children old enough to appreciate looking at displays rather than toddlers who need interactive experiences.
